In honor of Michael Roth of Quartzsite, Arizona, whose gun rights were revoked simply because he called someone a "turd."

Aside from the obvious First Amendment issue, there is no provision in Arizona Injunction law allowing courts to take away your gun in a Civil Injunction! Having proved this once in court, having petitioned the Supreme court twice, now a federal civil rights lawsuit, suing the Justices of the Arizona Supreme Court to force them to obey the law.

Wednesday, December 28, 2011

Legal Advice on Ninth Circuit?

Our blogger could use a tiny bit advice as to how best to proceed.

After successfully forcing Judge Snow off the case, Judge Teilborg dismissed the case.

That's fine and was expected. We always planned on this case of first impression being settled in the Ninth.

So our blogger filed a Notice of Emergency Appeal with the Ninth, as he did before when he filed an Emergency Interlocutory Appeal.

When he filed the Interlocutory, the Ninth put it on the fast track with a 14 day deadline to brief.

But, for some reason, this Emergency Appeal is on the normal track. The deadline is the end of March.

We're hoping this is an oversight by the Ninth. This is supposed to be an emergency appeal, due to an actual constitutional deprivation. But how to bring it to their attention?

If any attorneys have any ideas, please send them via a comment. You can remain anonymous and the comment will not be made public. (Unless you want it to.)

Suing two cheating judges and a cheating prosecutor + a religious twist

The civil rights law Congress gave us says you can sue "Every person" who deprives you of a civil right under the color of law. The law goes back to the civil rights era and the Ku Klux Klan.

Sadly, as in Orwell's Animal Farm, judges say that "every person" doesn't mean them. And it doesn't mean prosecutors. Judges say that they have "absolute immunity." (What, there were no biased KKK white judges in the Deep South in the 60's?)

This has got to stop. In essence, this policy by judicial fiat is a deprivation of the our First Amendment right to redress for grievances. So, let's "Redress for Success!" (Even Liberal Law Professor / Dean Erwin Chemerinsky is sympathetic!)

To wit, there's proof that one judge tampered with a court file (a felony in Arizona, but Yavapai County prosecutor Sheila Polk is obstructing justice and Arizona AG Tom Horne's staff wouldn't touch it), suspended the rules of court procedure, acted as attorney at trial for one of the parties, and so on. The other judge "un-recused" himself to cover for the first!